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understand that Dr. Van We Blaricum has traded for a farm out near Copeland. A bunch of pure bred Duroc Jerfor sale- -Harry Beebe tf sey shoats I have your tax receipts from the Co. Treasurer and you can get calling for them -Alva same by E. Moore.

Green and Van Riper shipped a carload of hogs and a carload of cattle to Kansas City Saturday night, the former having them in charge. Will Campbell and wife of Stafford, Clarence Faris and family and Chas. Deniston and family spent New Year's day at the home of Van Messrs. Campbell and Faris and wives had just returned from a trip to Two Buttes, Colo. Mrs.

Campbell and Mrs. Faris are sisters. Carl Stoufer of Protection, a nephew of Mrs. J. A.

Allen, came here to stay with them and attend first year high school. SALESMEN WANTED to solicit orders for lubricating oils, greases and paints. Salary or commission. Address THE HARVEY OIL Cleveland, 0. L.

Pitman has been appointed administrator of the estate of Wm. Eckley and also of Sadie Eckley. Legal notices to this effect are published in this issue. Simplex Spreader Company vs. R.

L. Hall; after defendant had inttroduced his testimony the plaintiff's demurrer was sustained and the jury instructed to return a verdict for $125 20 for plaintiff. Briefly stated this suit was brought to recover the amount of a note given for three Simplex straw spreaders shipped to Hall. It was shown that the machines utterly failed to work and were returned to Hall by parties trying them; that the company promised to make them go but never had done so; that on their promise so to do Hall signed the note in order that the company might close up its year's business As the case now stands the comPaby gets Hall's money and Hall has the worthles machinery -Ashland Record. We note from Altert Goll's re.

port to the Cudaby Refining Co something of the amount of oil and gas he has so'd within a radius of 16 miles of Minneola. He averaged one car of oil a week for the year 1916 Thirty-eight cars of gasolene and fourteen of kerosene the total of the 02 cars. Total number gallons gasolene sold 212.105; kerosene sold 93, 280; total 305, 385 galIons or in barrels of gallons Tom Jennings, sheriff of Reno county, and his little daughter. Mary, nine years old, were killed Sunday night near Hutchinson in an auto accident. He was last November to his second term elected and was known by several here.

IF ANY ONE HASEloped Married Divorced Left town Had a fire Embezzled Absconded Sold a farm Been arrested Come to town Cracked a safe Robbed a church Killed an officer Been assassinated Committed suicide That's news. Send ir to us. N. Our 'phone number is 46. Annual Report of Township Treasurer Record Published every Friday at Minneola Clark County, Kansas Claude A.

Hays, Editor Advertising rates given on application for same. Entered as class matter at the postoffice at Minneola, Kansas under the act of March 3, 1908. For Sale -Nice Young Cow Fresh soon -L G. Vandeveer. Horses Strayed -One bay horse with star in face, other a dark bay.

Strayed from Homer Lanam's barn Dec. 27. Notify Susie Kassaman or Minneola central office. 1tpd Ed Ramsay 18 at Hutchinson this week attending a meeting of a Co-operative Association. A nice blanket of snow covered this section Saturday night.

It went off Sunday but added some moisture as the roads were muddy. At the annual election of officers of the Methodist Ladies Aid last Tuesday, Mrs. Nate Neal was elected president; Mrs. T. L.

Bair, vice president; Mrs. A. F. Dallinger, secretary and Mrs. A.

P. Reece treas C. C. Tawzer was in Saturday renewing the six subscriptions he sends to relatives in Nebraska and Illinois. Likewise, W.

A. Smith five that he sends to relatives in Indiena. Gene Hall's side in the Commercial Club rabbit hunt won from Follick's side last Thursday by the score of 660 to 536, the former having out 21 hunters and the latter 20. About 1100 jacks were killed. Mrs.

0 D. Waters was called to Colorado last Friday on account of the illness of her daughter, Mrs. Ralph Templeman, who has an attack of the appendicitis. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Tucker last Friday morning Two No. 1 milk cows for saleH. H. Epp. j5 3t Margaret Hays visited from Friday until Monday with her aunt southwest of Dodge City.

Lester Neal of Pratt was here visiting Saturday. He is a student in Missouri University. He has in the wheat crop on his father's place west of town. Last Saturday afternoon a marriage license was issued at Dodge City to Thomas E. Scott aged 35, and Miss Anna Albright aged 27, both of Bloom.

They were married on New Years Day. Mrs. A. Morain was called to Iola Sunday on account of the serious illness of her father. We learn since that he died before she got there.

A. F. Dallinger is rushing the work on his new residence so as to get it enclosed during the nice weather. It has, a bungalow roof R. With The Season's Good Wishes To My Friends and Clients in Southwestern Kansas I' wish to announce that I am beginning the New Year in a new office in the postoffice building, Suite 211, Dodge City, Kas.

where I will be glad to see all my friends and as many new ones as may come EDGAR FOSTER MONEY As you grow older your earning capacity lessens. have you got in the BANK of years you will not now. You will not, by labor, be will want to spend more. What some of the money it, it will by itself, through interest with us now. savings.

STATE BANK 1908) SURPLUS $3,000 FRANK CROUCH, CASHIER ASSISTANT CASHIER KANSAS DEPOSITORS GUARANTEE FUND. OF APPLETON TOWNSHIP, CLARK COUNTY, KANSAS Deal Lbr Co material for Tp 10 Watts service on board car hire and caring for pauper 26 00 Heggy road work 17 70 Harry Beebe dragging roads 24 25 Joe Inlow road work 10 50 Joe VanWey 7 Robert Forrester road work 6 00 Schoonover 4 50 Oliver Black 133 Hall Lbr Co material for bridges 101 80 M. Wakeman cylinder oil and other material! 9 95 (1 Day pauper burial ex 42 25 Chet Smith house rent for pauper 18 25 A Roberts service on board 4 00 S. A Stateler 4 00 Hall Hwde Co culverts emergency call 289 00 Griffin road work 18 00 Minneola Record printing 9 A Tindall road work 30 00 Pollock Shiveley, Co pauper 36 90 Creswell road work 15 00 Voss 25 00 CF Wilshusen grading road 397 50 Watts road work 26 00 Schoonover 30 MO Wakeman smith work 39 35 Hegey road work 283 50 JE Losey merchandise 2 30 Fred Whitaker road work 74 00 Wm Dufford 4 50 Deal Lbr Co material 154 88 Lee McKissick road work C2 00 NJ Schott 7 75 Oliver Black 332 70 Hall Lbr Co materlal 1 30 Adams, Co road drag 455 00 Hall Mer Co mere 1 95 A Stateler service on board and road work 3 50 Watts service on board 2 Kirk Rogers road work 22 50 John Hindman 3 Frank Biermacki 12 75 Walt Thompson 3 00IC Mason Rambo 5 50 Blakely road work 21 50 Trekell Lbr Co material 5 10 Crane and Co supplies 2 40 Creswell dragging road 3 00 Forin 12 00 A Nevins road work 15 00 Rambo 8 00 Agent I Ry freight on bridge 16 37 Watts overseeing and serviing on board. 69 50 CA Roberts serving on board 2 00 A Stateler provisions for pauper road work and serving on board 11 50 Pollock Shiveley and Co provision for pauper 35 28 Wm Dufford road work 7 00 A Smith goods for pauper 15 75 Hall and Burt provisions for pauper.

39 01 Schott road 5 50 Lyman Blakelv 9 50 Trekell Lbr Co material 48 10 Crane and Co township supplies 3 70 State Agriculture College dog poison 5 00 Russell Grader Co scraper. 18 45 A Lyon goods for 3 50 Wilshusen road 70 00 Dr Van Blaricum 21 00 Whitaker road 57 00 Minneola Motor Co smith work. ..16 15 Oliver Black road work 92 00 The Road Supply and Metal Co bridge. 178 78 City Furniture Co burial of pauper 30 00 A Kirchof road 2 40 Daniel Borden 4 80 Clapper ...63 77 Minneola Land Co rent for election 6 75 Peter Batt road w.rk. .48 00 3 00 Hall Hwde ..24 15 Harry Beebe road 174 00 Estes 205 00 undersigned Township Treasurer of Appleton Township, Clark The Kansas, issues the following statement of Receipts and ExpenCounty, ending December 30, 1916 ditures fot the year RECEIPTS hand December 31, 1915 $15 21 Balance on Treasurer 1-17-'16 4.209 57 Received from County 2-1-'16 3 30 lot 2-10-'16 1.00 00 Mr.

Jones's cemetery 2- 19 -'16 to 7-31-'16 27 96 Int. on deposits Received from County Treasurer 8-14-'16 801 93 Interest on deposits 8-31-'16 to 11-30-'16 6 47 from County Treasurer 12-30-16 374 18 Received account at bank to Dec 30, 1916 1 47 Interest on TOTAL OF BALANCE AND RECEIPTS $5,441 09 EXPENDITURES Deal Lbr Co material 9 Bert Smiley 1 50 Wade Robinson dragging road 15 00 John McMahan 9 00 Geo Feiock road work 1 Schott smith work and C. W. Watts labor, business 16 00 grader bit 25 00 Sam Schott smith work 5 00 Bair dragging roads 10 00 Bert Heggy sand and bridge Fred Ramsey road work 38 00 work 175 Leo Thomps road work 3 75 Road Supply Co steel for Jake Klein 14 00 bridge 99 29 Walter Tedford 66 25 50 Joe Schoonover dragging EE Tedford 17 25 road 4 00 Estes 180 00 Hall pauper bill 9 50 Harry Beebe 79 16 Hall Hardware material 7 35 Joseph Inlow 39 75 Watts taking pauper to Joe VamWey 21 00 Ashland 3 50 Lee McKissick 3 00 Chet Smith house rent for Crane and Co supplies 1 95 pauper 25 Jonas Taylor road work 185 00 Jonas Taylor grading road 135 00 A Roberts service on Fred Whitaker road work 8 00 board 2 00 State Agricultural College Watts service on board 8 50 prairie dog poison 11 50 A Roberts 2 00 Hatcher road, work 3 A Stateler 2 00 Hayes legal advice 6 Wyatt culvert On Co A Alloway road work 3 00 line 137 30 With the passing be avice so hard as you do able to earn so much money. You must you do? You must save you are earning now.

As you save or investment, earn movey. Open an account Interest paid on THE FIRST (ESTABLISHED CAPITAL $25,000 ARTHUR P. REECE, PRESIDENT G. E. LINDLEY.

MINNEOLA DEPOSITS PROTECTED BY TOTAL .5,424 82 Balance in Treasury December 30, 1916 $16.27 WARRANTS OUTSTANDING AND UNPAID BC Heggy, road 406 74 Deal Lumber Co. ...236 18 642 92 Net Township Indebtedness $626.65 State of Kansas, Clark County, SS. I do solemnly swear that the within and foregoing account and vouchers therewith are in all respects a full and true account of all the money received by me during the full period of the year ending December 30, 1916 and for the full time for which I should make such statement and of the amounts thereof expended and the manner in which they were expended. So help me God. C.

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